If global warming remains unchecked, the heatwaves that will hit some parts of the world this century will create "nearly unusable" living conditions for 3 billion people, a recent study says. It is reported by USA Today. The authors of the study predict that...
As the intense heat continues to loom over the West, it is causing wildfires that cover hundreds of thousands of acres of land. In California, wildfires this year have surpassed the damage caused by last year's record fire season. The publication Gizmodo told in more detail. One of…
Since Wednesday, July 7th, California has been under the threat of a wave of incredible heat. She is expected to bring dangerously hot weather to this state. Relentlessly high temperatures continue to plague the US west coast. More details were told by The Guardian. Meteorologists warn residents about the need to prepare ...
Lifehacker suggests spending the summer without heatstroke and poisoning. 1. Drink sweet soda A refrigerator with steaming cans of sweet soft drinks is simply inviting on a hot day. It seems that the ice pop will perfectly quench your thirst and refresh you. Actually this is not...
Abnormal heat and strong winds are expected in the western part of the United States, and the danger of fires in the region will sharply increase, writes ABC News. The wind dries and warms the air along the California coast. On October 13, a record high temperature of 100 was recorded at San Diego Brown Field Airport...
The region set record temperatures on Sunday, Sept.6, as CBS reported in Los Angeles as a historically intense heat wave swept across Southern California. According to the National Meteorological Service, Woodland Hills recorded a record temperature of 121 degrees Fahrenheit (59,4 ...
The highest temperature on Earth, 54,4 ° C (130 F), has been recorded in Death Valley National Park in California. Writes about this BBC. Data is verified by the US National Weather Service. Warming is taking place against the backdrop of a heatwave on the west coast of the United States, where this ...
The UN Meteorological Agency warns that average temperatures in Siberia last month were 10 degrees Celsius (18 degrees Fahrenheit) above the average for this period. This caused an intense heat that led to devastating fires in the Arctic Circle, writes ABC ...
Severe, record-breaking heat will continue to move across much of the southern United States in the coming days - some areas have already set temperature records, writes USA Today. After a grueling weekend on Monday, July 13, across the southern United States - from...
Forecasters warn that the southwestern United States will experience extreme heat this weekend (July 11-12). Temperatures in some areas are predicted to average 120 degrees Fahrenheit (48,8 Celsius) and officials are urging people to take precautions as the high temperature ...